Port of Rotterdam holds meetings on LNG Masterplan
The Port of Rotterdam has held two meetings for the LNG Masterplan, attended by a number of LNG industry specialists.
The Port of Rotterdam has held two meetings for the LNG Masterplan, attended by a number of LNG industry specialists.
Air Liquide’s Turbo-Brayton cooling system has been selected for installation on board Shell’s LNG bunker vessel.
The European Commission has approved plans for a new LNG terminal at Pori on the west coast of Finland.
Crowley Maritime has announced that the construction of its first two LNG-powered combination container ships is now 25% complete.
BC Ferries has started trials for two of its vessels. This will showcase the ships to three shipyards, which all hope to be awarded a contract for the vessels’ conversion to LNG dual-fuel engines.
The 50 000 DWT product tanker has been constructed with consideration for the use of LNG for propulsion in the future.
Deltamarin and Aker Arctic have embarked on a joint venture, designing an arctic tanker, which can be fitted with LNG dual-fuel engines.
Crowley Maritime was one of several GTI collaborators to bring LNG awareness training to Jacksonville stakeholders and first responders.
Royal HaskoningDHV has been appointed by Mauritius Ports Authority (MPA) to carry out Port Masterplan studies for two ports.
The LNG-fuelled LEG carrying vessels have bunkered at a temporary LNG bunkering facility in Teesport.
DNV GL and 25 other partners from the Norwegian maritime industry and the Norwegian authorities have suggested five pilot projects to be pursued by the Green Coastal Shipping Programme.
ROI Land Investments President, Philippe Germain, has written a letter to shareholders, promising to continue building housing for LNG industry workers in British Columbia.
Chemgas Shipping’s LNG-fuelled vessel, the Sefarina, has become the first seagoing ship to be bunkered with LNG at the port of Antwerp.
Bureau Veritas is classing the first ethane-powered ships, which are configured to transport LNG.
Carnival Corp. uses LNG-fuelled cruise ships to reduce its CO2 emissions as part of its sustainability goals for 2020.